Not just crimefighters, Peekskill K-9 lend a paw in the garage as well
These vehicle's lights and sirens are designed to alert the handler if there is dangerous spike in temperature inside the vehicle when the handler is away from the car.
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Jan 18, 2023, 12:24 PM
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6h agoIt appears Peekskill police K9s are trained to not only to fight crimes, but they are quite handy off the field too.
In this photo posted on Facebook you can see one of the Peekskill Police Department's K9s lending a paw to fix one of the vehicles at Tom Harris and the City Garage.
These vehicle's lights and sirens are designed to alert the handler if there is dangerous spike in temperature inside the vehicle when the handler is away from the car.
K-9 Charlie and K-9 Bones use this car during their work shifts.
